A full-length bolt-action service rifle modeled on the British Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I. It has a long wooden stock and fore-end, a protruding box magazine, a bolt handle at the receiver, and the distinctive stepped muzzle and front sight protector, all with realistic wood-and-steel detailing.

This infantry rifle suits World War II and mid-century military dioramas, weapon-rack props, and skirmish wargaming. Lay it against sandbags, mount it in an armory, or place it in a soldier's hands as a supporting detail.

Its clean, recognizable profile makes it an easy period accessory for any 1940s combat or home-front scene.